In today's Wall Street Journal, in an ironic twist of fate, the Crossfire makes the list for the "Hottest Models - March 2007" --- as measured by days to turn (19). It tied for ninth place with the Lexus ES series and Lexus GS series. The average price for Crossfire sales was listed as $28,329. The other cars listed were under Honda, Mercedes, BMW, Lexus, and Toyota nameplates. No domestic nameplate models --- other than the Chrysler Crossfire --- made the list.

Check it out in the Personal Journal section --- on the Personal Finance page. The source of the data is a division of J.D. Power & Associates.

 

$28,329?? I paid lesser than that for my new SRT6. But the xfires are the best deal out there for the people that know what these cars are.

Nice to see some other source acknowledge the fact that it is a cool...er...I'm sorry hot car.

 

I was at a Carmax over my lunch our with a friend of mine and saw an '05 Limited coupe with 8k miles for $22,899. I think that maybe people are starting to realize what this car truly is. Let's see which direction prices go in the next six months...

 

<--- $24,900 Srt6

 

2005 Limited Coupe with 20 dealer miles, just paid $21,500.